Morris tribune., 1887-06-29
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Celebrate? Or course we 90.
Now the weeds before they go TO
seed.
The boss trot on the Fourth will be
dandy.
William Curtis has become q TRI-
BUNE readrr.
Entertainment at the Morris roller
rink. Attend everybody.
A young son arrived at the home
of E. p. O'Brien last week.
Next Monday will be the grand
aud glorious Fourth. Spend the day
in Morris.
lie. Danielson has a new ad in
this issue. Read it carefully and pro-
fit thereby.
"a man without self restraint Is
like a barrel without hoops, and
tumbles to pieces"
The usual excursion rates are quoted
by the railroads for the Fourth. Buy
your tickets to Morris.
There will be an immence crowd in
Morris on July Fourth. Make ample
preparations for their entertainment.
It will do you but little good to de-
stroy the wild mustard on your farm,
unless you see that your neighbor
does the same.
The Manitoba will take exhibits to
the state Fair this Fall tree of charge.
In this respect the Manitoba shows
commendable generosity.
The Morris ball club are showing
up in fine shape at their practice, and
should be able to hold theirow with
any of the neighboring clubs.
No man ever made anything by
giving reliable home merchant the
go-by and trading with slick-tongued
nOn-residents who scour the country
for orders.
Unless you are willing to allow the
wild mustard to force you to aban-
don your farm, destroy every vestige
of the miserable stuff, before any of it
goes to seed.
Both the Manitoba and Northern
Pacific quote passenger rate of one
and one half cents mile for the
state Fair this Fall. No road in the
state does better.
Charley Murphy, formerly Of this
place, but now travelling for Geo. D.
Barnard & Co. st. Louis, was in town
over Sunday shaking hands with his
many old friends.
The people of Glenwood, Hancock,
Browns Valley, Herman and all
other surrounding and neighboring
places are invited to be in Morris on
the Fourth of July.
That team advertised in last weeks
TRIBUNE as lost was found before the
paper was off the press. And, yet
there are people who say that adyer'
Using does not pay.
We are so "hard up" financially
speaking, that we can't tell the truth.
Those knowing themselves to be in
debted to the TRIBUNE are requested
to have compassion upon US.
If Supt. Gregg will adopt a more
definite and thorough method of adj
vertising the various Farmers insti-
tutes conducted by him, there will be
greater success attending them.
There will be running races, trot-
ting races, base ball, glass ball shoot
ing, a procession, lots o.. Calithumpi-
ans and sports too numerous to
mention in Morris on July Fourth.
Be here.
The race track is the liveliest place
in town these days. A large number
of horses are being exercised in
preparation for the races on the
Fourth, which promise to be very in
terestlng.
Halladay's Georgia Minstrels ap-
peared at the skating rink last Satur-
day evening and were greeted by a
large audience. Their performance
on the whole was very good and was
we'll received.
There is to be sociable at the resi-
dence of Mr., and Mrs. Campbell on
the evening of July 8th, The place is
a convenient distance from town for
pleasant driving and all are cordially
invited to attend.
Don't try to raise crop of weeds
and crop of grain on the same
ground in the same year. This has
been tried time and time again and it
has been demonstrated beyond a
question OF doubt that it can't be
done successfully.
The lecture upon Extremes and
EXTREMISTS" which closed the work
of the Institute last week was an ex-
ceedingly Interesting one. There
was much of sound sense and good
advice in it and the lecturer was
worthy of larger audience.
The Missionary Tea at the residence
land Mrs. AL. e. Stewart last
evening was well attended
exceedingly enjoyable. The
nts were delicious and the
Entertaining features were
,e extreme.
upon the dairy. the
/ horse, the hog, and
1 very well regulated
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